Their paths first crossed when she was just a child, and years later they came together to build a marriage that lasted until the day he died. That day wasn't as far in the future as they'd thought though. When a doctor's negligence costs Alan his life, Michele struggles to find her way against a lifelong panic disorder, newfound poverty, and the pain of living without the only man she ever truly loved.
Chasing Stones is a strikingly honest memoir that narrates their story, often with an undeniable sense of dry humor. It reveals some common misconceptions about widowhood, and in the end gives messages of hope, resilience, and spiritual growth.
By following Michele's journey, those who are grieving may find solace in knowing that they are not alone in their feelings, and that things do change in time. Others may gain a better understanding of some of what the bereaved go through, or simply take interest in following the various twists and turns of this candid tale.